M38dHhM
M38dHhM is a hacking group reportedly associated with the development of njRAT, also known as Bladabindi. The provided content states that njRAT was often used against targets in the Middle East. Based on the supporting content, M38dHhM is linked to malware activity involving a .NET-based remote access trojan that provides operators with a graphical controller and capabilities including file management, registry editing, remote shell, remote desktop, keylogging, chat, and screen capture. The analyzed njRAT v0.7 sample communicated largely in plain text, used persistence via the registry and startup-folder installation, modified firewall rules, could self-delete, loaded plugin DLLs in memory with Assembly.Load(), and included a process-protection feature that could trigger a BSOD if the malware process was terminated. No additional aliases or sub-groups beyond the name M38dHhM are directly supported by the content.
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